Opinion

Dear Editor, It is argued that analogy is the “core of cognition” (Hofstadter in Gentner et al.

There was little that was either new or shocking about the revelations contained in the Kennard City Hall Commission of Inquiry Report.

Dear Editor, The Office of the President is the most respected office in the land.

Dear Editor, Almost predictably, and almost three weeks to the date after the infamy of events surrounding the No Confidence Motion in the National Assembly, a seemingly random media story has appeared (KN – 2018.1.12) that is intended to target the Ministry of Natural Resources with heavy hints of corruption and malfeasance.

Dear Editor, I would like to express my disappointment with the manner in which young people were treated at the Oil and Gas Forum conducted by the Department of Youth at the Umana Yana on January 12th.

Dear Editor, To solve a problem, one must examine its surrounding circumstances to determine its cause.

Dear Editor, In 2009, President Jagdeo commissioned a US$200 million/G$40 billion new sugar factory located at Skeldon, Berbice.

Dear Editor, I have noted a contrived, concerted campaign to discredit and misrepresent my academic credentials.

Dear Editor, I wish to call on the head of the Guyana Police Force Mr.

On January 3rd  –  just hours after the Speaker of the National Assembly, Dr Barton Scotland had declined to revisit the December 21, 2018  motion of no-confidence that resulted in the defeat of the APNU+AFC government, the Natural Resource Fund (NRF) Bill 2018 was passed after being presented for second and third reading by the Minister of Finance Winston Jordan.

Dear Editor, The recent debate on the no-confidence vote in the National Assembly highlights how fractured we have become as a people.

Dear Editor, Should the government resign immediately following the vote of no-confidence?

Dear Editor, On Thursday January 10th, 2019, President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in for an illegitimate second term of six years amidst a dramatic humanitarian and economic crisis.

Dear Editor, The ongoing debate on dual citizenship continues to evoke mixed reactions from all Guyanese.

Dear Editor, The letter from an opposition MP in which he berated the MPs of the ruling side for their sometimes raucous behaviour and conduct in the hallowed Chamber has me thinking that this is a case of the pot calling the kettle black or people living in glass houses should not throw stones.

The problem with Guyana – and this applies to many developing countries – is that the things which really matter in terms of the definition of a country and its identity over an extended timeframe, have to compete for limited funding with what are deemed to be urgent needs.

Dear Editor, The Cheddi Jagan International Airport previously known as the Timehri International Airport is well known to all Guyanese.